Nevada County picayune., 1887-08-25


 of the day after September 1st, as the lawful game season opens then. We learn birds are as plentiful as "blackuerries in June." ElsewI,ere we give Jefferson's exact words against paper money, (grcenbacks) and we leave our readers to see how the Dispatch has slandered tbis great man.
 Mr. w. s. McDaniell, of IIonea vile, one of Nevada's independent farmers, gave us a pleasant call Thursday. He was up after q fine, new buggy, bought of Denman X Bro.
 Friend R. F. Elgin, of Emmet, was up Thursday; called and paid for his paper. Our correspondent reports him on vacation visiting relatives in Missouri We wish him much enjoyment.
 It pleases us to have kind friends say that the PicayCne is power for good, in holding up and assisting to advance the town and'build up the country. But let us all work to this end.
 In another place "AnOn" writes a letter to Crank" which is quite readable. Capt. Ansley. in last weeks Dispatch, voluntarily as sumes this name, which no one will say is not appropriate.
 Dr. Larkin Weaver is here from Semminary, visiting friends and relatives. He will start for the Louisville, (Ky.) Medical College next week, to take his finishing course and get his "sheepskin."
 Hon. Geo. P. Smoote and wife, of Prescott, have been spending the week in the city. Judge Smoote is attending court and his wife is under the treatment of Dr. J. R. Dale. Philadelphia Stand ard.
 Captain Ansley continues to high. ly honor himself. Besides denom. mating himself "the honorable" in his own paper, he now com. pares himself with the Savior of mankind. There is no end to his cheek and gall
 By the order of the Probate court of Nevada county, l was ap- pointed executrix of the estate of my husband. Patrick Cassidy. All persons indebted to the estate, will be expected to settle in full their account this fall.
 MATTE c. CASSIDY.
 The new grocery store, of White x Co, is being just packed full of every thing good to eat, and the prettiest line of glassware you ev. CT saw. Gall and see for your self.
 l am selling my goods at cost, desiring to close out by Sept.1st Would be glad to sell the entire stock to some one wishing to go into the millinery business. Alp. ply at once.
 E. NJ. Thomasson.
 A NEW VEGETABLE MARKET.- John Portis keeps all kinds of nice vegetables aud fruits on hand. - When you want such things, give him d call.
 Parties wanting machinery will do well to see J. M. Denman X Bro., as they are selling cheaper than any one else.
 MT. A. J. Mangum of Emmet, brought in the second bale of new cotton Thursday, which was bought by Brooks, Blake X Co.,, at 1Oc. They say it is the first bale bought, as the Smith bale came in on Sun day.
 Miss Grace Higgins, one of Prescotts sterling young ladies, left last week for Kaw Agency, Indian territory, where she will have charge of the Indian school, as principal teacher, tor the gov ernment.
 Prof. T. J. Crawford was up from Texas Friday. and gave us q pleasant call. He expects to move up in short time. and take charge of our public school as Superin- tendent. He and wife will board with Mir, w. F. Evans.
 Mir l.. E. Hinton and wife of Hope were up Sunday, visiting re. latives. He says that place is muchly stirred up over the whiskey problem, about four-fifthS of the adult population having signed a petition to stopits sale within three miles of the public school build. ing.
 Parents wishing to educate their children can find no better place or school than at Prescott. Prof. T. J. Crawford, our new Snperin. tendent, comes highly endorsed as one of the most gifted and able ..At l., .c1aar l la